A FunTrivia Mixed Quiz!

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#1. Animals Mixture. Player Godwit asks:

Hippos ooze a reddish-orange liquid out of their skin. It helps protect them from the sun. What other wonderful benefit, which might be of benefit to humans in the future, does it have? Camouflage Helps kill bacteria Tastes terrible Helps them float

#2. Animals Mixture. Player dragon9107 asks:

What animal is considered "Man's Best Friend?" Cat Guinea Pig Horse Dog

#3. Animals Mixture. Player suomy asks:

What animal could be described as a striped equine? Tasmanian Wolf Zebra Striped Pyjama Squid Asian Tiger Mosquito

#4. Animals Mixture. Player robert326 asks:

The common goldfish, pet to many children around the world, actually has its origins in which imperial country? China Malawi Russia Nicaragua

#5. Animals Mixture. Player thelancinator asks:

Which of the following dog breeds would fall under the category of a "gentle giant"? German shepherd dog Miniature poodle Great Dane Basset hound

#6. Animals Mixture. Player malik24 asks:

Lanolin, a popular ingredient in the cosmetics industry, can be extracted from which of these animals? Sheep Pig Cow Penguin

#7. Animals Mixture. Player clevercatz asks:

A "clan" or a "cackle" are collective nouns for which group of mammals? Civets Weasels Hyenas Raccoons

#8. Animals Mixture. Player wellenbrecher asks:

Which tiny, fast-flying bird is known for its ability to hover in mid-air by rapidly flapping its wings, and is often seen sipping nectar from flowers? swallow sparrow hummingbird finch

#9. Animals Mixture. Player Flukey asks:

A puma is most likely to hunt which of the following animals? Giraffe Red Kangaroo Alligator Guanaco

#10. Animals Mixture. Player ponycargirl asks:

Scientists believe that which unique insect, that lives part of its life in the water and part in the air, evolved even earlier than the dinosaurs? Moth Dragonfly Beetle Ant